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We have grouped
London's bookshops by postal
district.
Blacklocks
Bookshop
For details see Surrey
listing.
The Bookroom
For details see Surrey
listing.
The Book
Shop
Hampton Railway Station
Ashley Road
HAMPTON Richmond Upon Thames TW12 2HU
tel: 8979 2463
map
A fundraising bookshop which has sold donated books in support of
local charities, for over thirty years.
One of the very first charity bookshops
I started visiting about thirty years ago. Lots of friendly helpful
staff looking after a stock of reasonably priced books. I usually
find at least one book of interest every visit - John Bacon 06.10.08.
Croydon Bookshop
304 Carshalton Road
CARSHALTON Surrey SM5 3QB
tel: 020 8643 6857
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Open: Tuesday - Saturday 10.30 - 5.30.
Large general secondhand stock.
Large Bookshop but stock never seems
to change. - John F Bacon.
Have found treasures here in the past. Never
leave without having brought something. - Chris Harte 14.04.09.
Stock never seems to change despite holding
regular half price sales. Have found treasures here in the past
but not these days. - John Bacon 15.10.09.
Falconwood
Transport & Military Bookshop
5 Falconwood Parade The Green
WELLING Kent DA16 2PL
Tel: 020 8303 8291 map
Open: Thursday - Saturday 9.30 - 5.00.
I was rather taken on entering this shop
to find every piece of the extensive shelf space completely full.
All books were categorised and the quality of the holdings was most
impressive. Obviously every collector of these specialised subjects
should have visited by now but there could always be something around
for the general buyer. - Chris Harte 09.02.10.
Anthony C
Hall
30 Staines Road
TWICKENHAM Middlesex TW2 5AH
tel: 020 8898 2638
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Open: Monday - Frirday 9.00 - 5.00 Closed Wednesday.
Russia, Eastern Europe and general stock.
W & A
Houben
2 Church Court
RICHMOND-UPON-THAMES Surrey TW9 1JL
tel: 020 8940 1055
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Open: Monday - Saturday 10.00 - 6.00.
Secondhand & new books.
The last of the many second bookshops
in the Richmond/Kingston area open on a Saturday. A really good
selection of high quality books at reasonable prices to be found
in the cellar underneath the large number of new books in the main
part of the shop. - John Bacon 15.10.09.
The Old Bookshop
36 Gordon Road
ENFIELD Middlesex EN2 0PZ
tel: 020 8366 0722 or 020 8367 1661 fax: 020 8372 1035
e-mail website
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Open: most weekdays 10.30 - 4.00 but please phone first.
We specialise in second-hand, out of print and new books on Costume
and Fashion-related subjects. The shop contains around 25,000 books
and magazines on these subjects, and the online database is continually
updated.
Osterley
Bookshop
168a, Thornbury Road
ISLEWORTH Middlesex TW7 4QE
tel: 020 8560 6206
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Open: 7 days 9.30 - 5.00.
General secondhand books.
Nothing to get excited about. Routine
stock with no antiquarian holdings. - Chris Harte 27.06.09.
Second Hand
Bookstall
Enfield Market Church Street
ENFIELD Middlesex EN2 6AA
tel: No phone
map
Open: Thursday & Friday 8.30 - 3.30, Saturday 8.30 - 4.00.
General stock of fiction & non-fiction very competitively priced.
No phone number as it is a market stall
run by two ladies. Very cheap, now Dave Clark up the road has packed
up must be about the cheapest place to buy books in London I would
guess. - Steve Newman 09.04.09.
Teddington
Books
34d Broad Street
TEDDINGTON Middlesex TW11 8RF
tel: 020 8977 6475
Open: Monday to Saturday 9.30-5.30, Sundays 10.00 - 4.00.
FARA charity bookshop.
Large selection of books on all subjects.
Reasonably priced but not cheap John Bacon 19.04.10.
Two Jays
Bookshop
119 High Street
EDGWARE Middlesex HA8 7DB
tel: 020 8952 1349
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Open: Tuesday - Saturday 9.00 - 5.00.
As happens so often in the suburbs a
knowledgable dealer makes a visit so worthwhile. The lady in charge
knew exactly what I wanted after the briefest of explanations and
found a number of titles for me beneath all of the clutter. Very
strong on old Dickens publications and good stock of post-war Penguins.
An enjoyable time but, oh dear, the narrow passages for someone
of my girth! - Chris Harte 27.06.09.
Going strong as usual and plenty to catch
the interest. -
Herne 08.05.10.
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